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Arahan

(114 min)

2004 - Swordplay, Kung Fu, Comedy - South Korea

Sang-hwan is a young, naïve, but kind-hearted policeman always trying to clean the world from injustice. However, the reality is that he can’t even bring the smallest of local gangsters to justice. During an attempt to arrest a purse thief, he ends up getting accidentally knocked out by Jang Woo-rim, Jaun’s daughter. Jaun is a high member of the Seven Masters, a group of martial art masters, guardians of the secrets of Arahan. While waking up Sang-hwan from the knockout, Jaun accidentally discovers that Sang-hwan has incredible Chi powers and has the high potential of becoming a formidable disciple. Meanwhile, the evil HeugUn, an original of the Seven Master’s group, has escaped from his eternal prison and is again seeking Jaun who holds the key to his ultimate power.

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Director : Ryoo Seung-wan

Cast : Ryoo Seung-Bum, Ahn Seung-Gi, Jung Doo-Hong, Yun So-Y

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Crying Fist

(117 min)

2005 - Drama - South Korea

Kang Tae-Shik is an aging boxer with his glory days behind him. Although a silver medallist in the Asian Games in 1990, he’s now a poor man chased by debt-collectors and with little to offer his increasingly distant wife and son. He spends his days on the streets letting passers-by punch him for money. Yoo Sang-Hwan is a young thug who spends his days committing crimes and running with a gang. When the robbery of a debt-collector turns nasty, Sang-Hwan is arrested and given a five year prison sentence. His father is heartbroken and encourages his son to improve himself. After getting into trouble for fighting in the prison, Sang-Hwan is encouraged by the wardens to learn how to box as a way to control his anger and frustration. Both Kang Tae-Shik and Yoo Sang-Hwang struggle with how to regain control of their lives. Through boxing the two of them begin their separate journeys towards self-respect.

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Director : Ryoo Seung-wan

Cast : Choi Min-Sik, Ryoo Seung-beom, Ahn Kil-Khang, Byeon Hie-Bong

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